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Is Once Upon a Farm organic?

We list 4 Once Upon a Farm products. Between them they carry USDA Organic, Non-GMO Project Verified and Clean Label Project, each confirmed on the brand's own page or the certifier's records. A seal belongs to a product, not a brand, so check the one you buy.

We have not tested these products. Each one was checked against the brand’s own page and the certifier’s records. Product links may be affiliate links: if you buy through one we may earn a commission, at no extra cost to you. How we choose.

The Once Upon a Farm products we list

  1. Once Upon a Farm Apple Baby Oatmeal Blend
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    Listed on Organic Baby Cereal

    1Once Upon a FarmReady-to-eat oats, three ingredients

    Apple Baby Oatmeal Blend

    A ready-to-eat pouch of organic apple, organic oats and organic lemon juice. The product page lists it as USDA Organic, Non-GMO Project Verified and Clean Label Project Purity Awarded, with no added sugar.

    Good to know: Not a dry cereal and the ingredient list shows no added iron. It is perishable and must be kept refrigerated. Made on equipment that also processes milk and tree nuts.

    Checked against: onceuponafarmorganics.com

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  2. Once Upon a Farm Apple & Sweet Potato Baby Blend
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    Listed on Organic Baby Food & Pouches

    2Once Upon a FarmRefrigerated pouch, two ingredients

    Apple & Sweet Potato Baby Blend

    A two-ingredient pouch of organic apple and organic sweet potato. The product page lists it as USDA Organic, Non-GMO Project Verified, and Clean Label Project Purity Awarded and Pesticide-Free Certified, with no added sugar.

    Good to know: Perishable: the brand says its pouches must be kept refrigerated. Made on shared equipment that also processes milk and tree nuts. The certifications do not set a heavy metal limit.

    Checked against: onceuponafarmorganics.com

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  3. Once Upon a Farm Apple, Sweet Potato & Coconut Puffs
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    Listed on Organic Baby Snacks

    3Once Upon a FarmSorghum base, no added sweeteners

    Apple, Sweet Potato & Coconut Puffs

    Quick-dissolving puffs made from organic sorghum flour and avocado oil with apple and sweet potato powders. The product page lists them as USDA Organic, Non-GMO Project Verified and Clean Label Project Purity Awarded, with no added sweeteners.

    Good to know: Contains coconut and is made on shared equipment that also processes milk. The brand says its puffs are intended for ages 10 months and up, once a baby crawls and has a pincer grasp.

    Checked against: onceuponafarmorganics.com

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  4. Once Upon a Farm Starter Boxes
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    Listed on Organic Subscription Boxes

    4Once Upon a FarmBaby, toddler and kid food by subscription

    Starter Boxes

    Variety packs of pouches, meals and snacks for babies, toddlers and kids that can be set up as a recurring order. The brand's home page states its food is USDA Organic certified, and its FAQ describes third-party testing through the Clean Label Project. The site says subscriptions can be canceled or adjusted anytime.

    Good to know: Many products are refrigerated or frozen, so someone needs to be home for delivery. Organic certification does not address heavy metals. For a baby starting solids, follow your pediatrician's advice on what to offer and when.

    Checked against: onceuponafarmorganics.com · onceuponafarmorganics.com

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Questions people ask

Is everything Once Upon a Farm sells certified organic?

Not necessarily, and we do not claim it. Certification applies to individual products. We checked 4 Once Upon a Farm products for this site, and 4 of them carry at least one of the certifications listed here. For anything else the brand sells, look for the seal and the certifier's name on that product's label.

How can I check a Once Upon a Farm certification myself?

Each product below lists the pages we checked it against. For USDA Organic, search the USDA Organic Integrity Database for the company name. For GOTS, the GOTS public database lists licensed companies. Other seals are explained, with their lookup tools, on our labels pages.